Monthly Archives: July 2019

I loved trains as a kid. When my mum used to treat us to a visit to the London museums, we would get the train. The original Stevenage Railway Station was a 19th century brick building in the old part of the town, an archetypal period train station, with a glass panelled roof over the […]

There is a new piece of legislation in France which will impact on all our guests driving from the channel ports via Paris. It is called the Crit’Air. Basically, it’s a pollution charge. The Mayor of Paris is apparently vehemently “Anti Car”, and has promised to rid the city of its car problems. I assume […]